What are the exhibitions and installations not to be missed at Euroluce 2023?
Beppe Finessi: "For us, right from the start, it was important to provide a cultural presence, called Libreria Mobile, and entrusted to Corraini, who are not only publishers pure and independent, but they were born fifty years ago as art gallery owners, and then, thanks to Bruno Munari, after ten years they became publishers; a bookcase, imagined by the Formafantasma, which alludes to the world of the library, to the place of study and discovery, where you can find a selection of special books, even those that are off the market, multiples, prints, works of art, limited edition volumes.
Euroluce will see the presence of many artists: the master Maurizio Nannucci signs for us the maxi installation of twenty meters You can image the opposite, created in his unmistakable style with large characters neon.
Then there will be the exhibition dedicated to Hélène Binet, reference photographer of the most famous architects, from Zaha Hadid to David</strong > Chipperfield.
It is the first time that Hélène Binet is in Italy with a solo exhibition of hers, curated by Massimo Curzi, a sophisticated and refined architect who made this legendary photographer known in our Village.
And again: Sunrises and lights of tomorrow, curated by Matteo Pirola, and set up by From outer space, studio formed by the very young Anna Paola Buonanno and Piergiorgio Italiano; an exhibition on research design around the theme of light, a series of experiments by artist-inventors who have built artificial stars, celestial bodies, celestial shades, which allow us to talk about light without neglecting its more emotional components, such as darkness and the twilight.
Then there is the Fiat bulb, the Edison syndrome of Martina Sanzarello, another very young girl, a tribute to the light bulb, a shape that has remained in our memory so much that it has become an archetype, so much so that many experimenters between art and design, from Ingo Maurer to Francesco Faccin, have interpreted this light source, supplanted by technology, but never forgotten; an exhibition not to be missed also for its set-up, an assembly line, a sort of truly unsettling loop, created with talent and freedom by Martina Sanzarello".